The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-10-13
GRAINS OF NEWS
Cleaned From the Chaff of Canton
and Vicinity.
Notes About People and What They Are
Doing---Minor Events Happened
and About to Happen---Brief
Items of Interest.

Mr.. Peter J. MonnOt, of Louisville,
spent Sunday in this city.
Married, ON October 8, by Rev. B. F.
Booth, George Stewart and Miss Min
ME Kascheski, all of fMassillon.
Over seven thousand people attended
the Marlboro Fair Saturday. There
was fine display of horses and cattle.
Miss Ollie Painter, of Mt. Union, is
spending few days with her cousin,
Mrs. L. NJ. Keefer, on West Eight
street.
Madame SOzinsky, of Philadelphia,
Pa, is visiting at the residence of her
nephew, Mr. George Magee, No. 124 N.
Market rtreet
Lewis A. KoOns, of Massillon, has
been appointed administrator of the
estate of William Rogers, deceased, of
Lawrence township.
Mr.. Charles Seeman, a young attorney
of Canton, ,Rwho:has just recovered from
an eight weeks seige of typhoid fever,
is able to be about again.
Miss Mary A. Fry, of Decatur, Ala,
formerly resident of this city, is stop
ping for week'sayisit with Mrs. r. W.
Saxton, on South Poplar street.
Mr.. Dan. Jack. of Wichita. Kansas,
whoihas been visiting in this city for
several weeks, will leave on the four
o'clock train this afternoon to return
home.
Henry Ginther, the plumber has
been awarded the contract for the
plumbing work in the magnificent Faw-
cett residence, now being built in Car
rOllton.
Chicken thieves cleared the rOosts of
Charles Christy and ALEX HOwenstine,
on SSOuth Market street last night.
Christy had eight stolen and HoWen-
stine two.
A. j. Merchant, cigar manufacturer
en- Young street, has been closed by
Constable Weber, on chattle mortgage,
held by Kuthraner & Co., tobacco deal,
ers in Detroit.
Mrs. Harriet Ware, of San Francisco,
Cal, and Elizabeth Sickafoose, of South
Whitley SSInd., are visiting at the home
Of Mr.. John r. Schaffer, No 223 North
Plum street,
In the case of Mary NJ. Finnegan VS.
Premus and Elizabeth Philippi, fol
selling liquor to one whose name was
n the black list, the plaintiff was given
a verdict of $l45.
Mr. Johnson Sherrick contemplates
extending his large three"story hard
ware sstore.back to- Court, street. A
large new elevator issto be put into the
new apartment.
Marriage licenses have been granted
to George Deible and Emma G. Werner
George w, Cahill and Angeline Notice
of WRylfesburg; and John Crojean and
Mary Herman, of Massillon.
Marriage licenses have been issued tC
Harry II. Chunk and Carrie S. Frantz
Canton; A. w, ,lMacCallum and Gract
+, Weaver, Massillou; A. B. Rosenberg
and Ellen Shelter, Bethlehem; Emf
Hamolly ard Louisa Hau tor, Cantor
EdwarGLimbach and Catharine Erase
Pike; ;GeorgeEStewartaan EMinniesKas
cheski, Massillon; James Tournoux ant
4 Emma Gulling, StTasburg.
While Mr.. Joseph Haidet, a married
man living on Center street, was help
ing to raise stack at Chris. Rich's new
fire brick kiln south of town, the ropt
on which he was pulling gave way
throwing him to the ground distance
Of thirty-tive or forty feet. His nlegl
were badly bruised, but no bones arr
thought to be broken. The accident
wiz disable him for some time.
The case Of Doll Peters, Frank Pur
ney and "Teet"E ERamie, charged will
burglarizing the residence of Squire
Yant and robbing him of 500 in casl
and gold and silver watch, was calleC
this morning. Messrs. McCarty anC
Hudson appeared for the prosecution
and Piero andsU Upham for the defense
Some fifty witnesses have been subpoe
MED. The court room was packed will
auditors all the afternoon.